Drowning at Manchester Squares
A YOUNG man named David Amos, aged 23 years, the second eldest son of Mr. William Amos, of Manchester-square near Moss Vale, was accidently drowned on Thursday evening…
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Accidents, 1891
66 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 1 of 4
Fatal Quarry Accident
A FATAL accident happened on Friday at Nowra to a man named James Tieruey, employed by Mr. Thomas Dojan, of the Worramee blue metal quaries. During the…
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A PAINFUL and serious accident befel a boy named Grogin, son of Mr. W. Grogin of Moss Vale, on Wednesday last. The boy was riding the mare Midnight in the Wingecarribee Handicap on the…
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A young man named Jeffry, railway telegraph operator at Wingello met with a serious accident on Monday last. He was endeavoring to catch a young horse when…
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SEVERAL rumours were ciruclated around town during last week in reference to some delay which took place in the removal of the young man Jeffrey from the railway station to the…
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On Wednesday afternoon last, Mr. Dougherty, working at Eager'a quarry on the south-west face of the Gib, met with a painful accident, by being struck on the face and…
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ON Saturday last, at about half past eleven o'clock, an accident happened in Mr. Richard Allen's brickyards at Moss Vale, which terminated fatally at the Berrima District Cottage…
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ON Wednesday afternoon last about one o.clock a painful accideut happened to James Lough at Messrs. Loveridge and Hudsou's Quarry. It appears that Lught was on the…
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News was received in town on Monday morning of a sad fatality near Bathurst by which Mr. George Wiles, a well known resident of Goulburn, lost his life. He was…
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A BOY, named George McKillop, was admitted to the Cottage Hospital on Saturday afternoon last, having been brought from Joadja Greek. The boy it appears was…
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MR. H. EVANS, who had been in business in Goulburn for some time as hairdresser and tobacconist, died on Saturday morning from inflammation of the bowels. Mr. Evans…
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ON Tuesday evening last an appalling boat accident happened at Terrara Wharf, two miles down the Shoalhaven River from Nowra, whereby three young girls were…
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ON Wednesday afternoon last a little boy named Clive Dangar, a pupil at Miss Reed's school, met with a painful accident. The boy was playing in the school yard,…
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AN accident occurred at the Woodbury Dairy Factory (near Lismore) on Saturday, when a girl aged 12 years, daughter of Mr. D. M'Phee, hotelkeeper, while in…
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ON Wednesday last a painful accident befel a man named Matthew Keogh, at the Government Quarry on the Gib. He was engaged removing some stone, when a large piece fell on his hand severely bruising…
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WE are sure that our readers will learn with regret that a painful accident befel the Rev. Mr. Corner on Saturday last. While in the act of lifting something at his…
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THE following account of the fetal accident which befell a grandson of one respected townsman Mr. J.Piggott is taken from the Murrumburrah Signal:—…
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While Mr. and Mrs. Wood were proceeding to their home about two and a half miles from Bowral along tho Moss Vale road on Monday afternoon, one of the fore wheels of their…
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WE regret to state that a very severe and painful accident befel a little boy, aged three years, son of Mr. J. H.Watson, of Bowral. The boy in company with his elder brother, a boy of about nine years of age,…
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SHALESPEARE is responsible for the aphor ism that "Out of the nettle of danger we pluck the flower of safety;" and metaphorically speaking that is just what our…
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